Sarah Enelow-Snyder

HotelTonight made a smart move by expanding beyond last-minute bookings. So far, the company's willingness to tweak its product and roll with the punches is paying off with profitability.

This week in digital news, we analyzed online travel agency earnings. Trivago braces for slow 2018 growth and Expedia grapples with hotels' direct booking success.

This week in tourism news, international visitor spending in the United States is down, but Brand USA is amping up its new streaming TV channel to boost engagement.

This week in aviation, Spirit's low-cost approach is driving down other carriers' fares and United attempts to solve the ongoing issue of how passengers should board.

Airbnb announced a partnership with SiteMinder and Steve Wynn resigned as CEO of Wynn Resorts amid sexual misconduct allegations. For a longer read, don't miss our analysis of the love-hate relationship between hotels and online travel agencies.

This week in tourism, we wrote about Cape Town's water crisis and what that means for businesses and their water-guzzling customers. Meanwhile, in the UK, Brexit and overtourism are persistent challenges, whether everyone recognizes them or not.

This week in aviation, Ryanair had our attention. The airline has hotel ambitions, but it's a long road for any one brand to become the Amazon of travel.

This week in hospitality, we have some great stories examining the future of the sector, but the big news was the departure of Airbnb's CFO. Don't miss our detailed breakdown.

This week in digital news, we looked past blockchain's buzz to dig up the scams, and analyzed Priceline's new emphasis on TV advertising.

This week's tourism news was global. We looked at the crowded Caribbean cruise market, Tourism Australia's rumored Super Bowl ad, and sharing economy growth in Europe.